Research on Systematic Mechanism of "One percent of a thing can result in a hundred-percent error"

Huang, Jize; Xiong, Haiou; Guo, Kaizhong

doi:10.1109/kamw.2008.4810621

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“…In the study, all of key subsystems and important subsystems [6] should be taken full into account, especially for key subsystems. Of course, if there is not only one mode by that all subsystems are organized to make the system reach optimum, the cost of every mode should be taken into account and the mode with the lowest cost should be chosen at the next steps.…”

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System Optimizing Based on Function Additivity

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2009

2009 International Workshop on Intelligent Systems and Applications

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In order to reveal the relationship between optimizing a certain function of system and optimizing the relevant functions provided necessarily by its subsystems to realize the function of system, this paper studies the systematic mechanism of the function of system not being equal to the sum of the relevant functions of its subsystems based on function additivity, and obtains some laws about optimizing system and its subsystems on condition that these functions are additive. In addition, it lays a foundation for the further research, i.e. how to ascertain the function provided necessarily by every subsystem and the value of it when we want a system or a certain function of it to be optimal.

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